The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-10-27

q. 9. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Bad colds are numerous.
Pay your taxes, your preacher and the
printer.
After next Monday you can shoot or net
partridges.
Anderson is the best cotton market in
upper Carolina.
The clothing dealers are getting anxious
to see cold weather.
Anderson cotton market keeps up its
liveliness and buoyancy.
Coed middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at 81 to % cents.
An old farmer predicts that we are go
ing to have severe winter.
JEFF. Davis has been invited to visit Co
lumbia during the State Fair.
The rains of the past week have ena-
bled the farmers to SOW some grain.
Capt: w. D. Evins, of Eyinston, Fla,
has been spending few days in the city.
Bleckley, Brown &, Fretwell's new ad-
vertisement should have your attention.
Persons Indebted to J. s. Fowler should
read whsthe has to say in another col
umn.
It is said that there is young lady in
Anderson who resembles Mrs. Cleveland
very much. .a.=s
@ Capt. d. K. Norris offers for sale some
fine RED Spring Seed Wheat See ad-
yertisement.
is Next week is Charleston's Gala Week.
Anderson will send down number of
representatives..
Several of our citizens were relieved of
their purses by pickpockets while in At
lanta last week,
The Walhalla Female College has begun
s prosperous session under the Presidency
of Prof. 81. g. Reed.
Rev. s. Y. jameson, of Westminster, s.
= G., will preach at Salem Church Sunday
afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
80 Miss Ida Pickens, one of Brushy Creeks
most popular young ladies, spent a few
days In the city last week.
Our readers in and around Pendleton
should read the notice to trespassers pub
lished in another column.
Never wait for a thing to turn up. Go
and turn it up yourself It takes less time
and it is surer to be done.
Mr.. o. a. Bowen, of Pendleton, receiv-
ed four premiums on his Holstein cattle
at the Piedmont Exposition.
We havn't heard from some of our
County correspondents in several weeks.
What's the matter, gentlemen
Nearly every farmer we meet tells us
that the cotton crop is turning out much
better. than he thought it would.
- Z. Last week our little friend, Claude FAINT,
treated us TO- q nice lot of parched chest;
nuts and oranges. Thanks, Claude.
"a mad dog was killed few days ago
near, White Plains Church. 1T succeeded
: in biting several dogs before it was killed.
Our old friend, Mr. T. J. Mcclure; is
ahead on the potato question. He has left
three at our Office which weigh fifteen
pounds,
Mr.. James T. Pearson, after two weeks
Illness at his home in Due West, has re-
turned to the city, and is again at his post
Of duty.
One lof Anderson County's substantial
citizens says the Atlanta Exposition was
the first Exposition he ever attended, and
that will be the last,
"a new comet has been discovered, but
1t is too email to ever come into active use
for anything except an excuse for lovers
to walk out to the front gate.
Attention IS directed to the advertise
ment Of the Lebanon Academy. Prof.
Holland is an excellent teacher, and pu-
PLY entrusted. to his care will be in good
hands. ~ 4
.es The ladies of Honea Path will give a
hot supper on Friday evening, for the BEN
eft of. the Presbyterian Church of that
village. We bespeak for them liberal
patronage.
Mr.. Jas. II. Bewley, of Laurens, has
been spending few days in the city, at.
tending the bedside Of his sister, Miss Ida
Bewley, who has been quite sick, but who
is now better. 80
Capt. Twiggs, of the S. v. R. r., is one
OF, the most affable and accommodating
conductors we have ever met. The Gen.
tral system is fortunate in having such
man in its employ. mi
Mrs. Williams, accompanied by her
little daughter, of Greenville, Tenn, ar.
rived in the city on Tuesday to spend
few weeks visiting her venerable mother,
Mrs. Sarah a. Broyles.
An exchange says that the Richmond
and Danville system contemplates remoy-
Ing all stoves from its passenger coaches.
and the latter will hereafter be heated by
steam from the engine.
The ladies of tho Baptist Working So
ciety will have an entertainment on the
9th OF. next month, consisting of meat
dinner and other refreshments, for the
benefit of the Baptist Organ Fund.
Married, on Tuesday, 18th inst, by Rev.
r ". Burts, at his residence, DR.: J. 81.
Wilson, Of Birmingham, Ala, and Miss
Mary Mahon, Of Cokesbury. The happy
couple left for Birmingham on the 10Th.
=. s. Fowler received last week fine
drove Of horses, also q drove of hogs,
which he IS selling at low price. Some of
the horses are the prettiest that has ever
been: :broughttto Anderson. Call and see
bis stock. z:.sl' .:.s.s, -
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